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Fire prompts evacuations near Oregon seafood plantSociety

A fire broke out Sunday morning at a seafood wholesaler in the coastal Oregon city of Newport. Concern that the smoke contained ammonia led the city to order evacuations within a 1-mile (1.6-kilometer) radius of a Pacific Seafood processing plant and open a shelter at a local elementary school.

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Why does Zelenskyy feel ‘betrayed’ by the US?World

Anatol Lieven of the Quincy Institute argues that the US will not end its support for Ukraine’s war against Russia despite Donald Trump’s ambivalence toward Kyiv. He tells host Steve Clemons that the national security establishment and most Republican politicians still back Ukraine, so Trump does not want responsibility for a Ukrainian defeat.

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Toronto election: Can Brad Bradford unseat Olivia Chow as mayor?Politics

Toronto voters go to the polls Monday as Mayor Olivia Chow faces a strong challenge from city councillor Brad Bradford. Affordability, congestion, property taxes and public safety are central issues. University of Toronto professor emeritus Nelson Wiseman discusses the candidates’ promises, why Bradford’s campaign surprised him, and how name recognition, incumbency and turnout could shape the result.

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Doerkson still committed to repealing DRIPA after B.C. election winPolitics

B.C. premier-designate Lorne Doerkson renewed his pledge to repeal the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act after winning Saturday’s snap election. He said he would work with First Nations communities but argued the law had not solved anything and that the province remained tied up in numerous legal battles.

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Crowd cheers Machado as she returns to Venezuela from exileWorld

Opposition leader and Nobel laureate María Corina Machado appeared in Venezuela on Sunday for the first time since December, returning from exile as concerns grow over the country’s democratic future and the U.S. role.

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Breaking point: Inside the riots rocking EuropeWorld

Unrest is growing in France as protests spread across Europe. The report examines economic frustrations, violent clashes with police, political tensions and concerns about immigration policies.

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Midterm numbers point to a possible blowout: What to knowPolitics

CNN’s Harry Enten examines election data suggesting the midterms may be less competitive than some expect, with signs pointing to a blowout. He discusses the House and Senate races, polling trends in congressional contests and why polls may still be underestimating Republican support.

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Marine Le Pen launches presidential campaign amid unrest in FrancePolitics

French far-right leader and presidential candidate Marine Le Pen presented her plans at a National Rally party conference. With the far-right leading current polls, she is hoping her fourth presidential bid will end in victory.

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María Corina Machado returns to Venezuela after 10 months in exilePolitics

Opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after nearly 10 months abroad. She was last in the country in December 2025, then left to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo and conducted much of her political activity from the United States and Panama.

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Federal appeals court set to hear arguments in California voting lawsuitPolitics

The Trump administration argues that a district judge moved too slowly in addressing allegations that about 20,000 potential noncitizens appeared on California’s voter rolls. A federal appeals court is set to hear arguments in the lawsuit.

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France protests: Media bias, police brutality and political chaos | The Listening PostWorld25:09

Protests that began over education have quickly spread across France’s streets, becoming one of the country’s largest waves of unrest in years. The programme says many mainstream outlets have emphasized violence and looting over demonstrators’ demands, often using racist terms while focusing on who protesters are and what they look like. Right-wing movements abroad have taken up that narrative.

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Israeli military presses ahead with massive operation in occupied West BankWorld

The Israeli military continued a massive operation in the occupied West Bank on Sunday, displacing hundreds of Palestinians and imposing major movement restrictions. The operation came in response to a gun attack last week that killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded three others.

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Israeli assault on Hebron displaces thousands as West Bank restrictions tightenWorld

Israeli forces have stepped up operations across the occupied West Bank, forcibly displacing more than 2,000 Palestinians in Hebron, nearly half of them children. The governor says 400 families were driven from their homes after Friday’s shooting killed two Israeli soldiers. On the assault’s third day, forces demolished homes and businesses as displaced families sought refuge with relatives and friends.

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Le Pen’s ‘Renaissance’: fourth time lucky?Politics

Marine Le Pen, the radical-right leader, took the stage at the Zénith Arena in Orléans. Analysts say she is close to the presidency; she is polarising but increasingly popular among her base and has led French popularity polls for months. More than 10,000 anti-Le Pen demonstrators protested outside the venue the previous day.

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Lula’s Legacy, Flavio’s Future?Politics

Brazil’s presidential runoff is too close to call, with little separating left-wing President Lula from his right-wing rival, Flávio Bolsonaro. The results are expected within hours.

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Saudi Arabia and Houthis trade attacks after deadly strikesWorld

Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Houthi rebels exchanged fresh attacks over the weekend, highlighting a sharp escalation in the conflict. DW spoke with Hannah Porter, a Yemen and Houthi researcher at the ARK Group.

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Trump demands Ilhan Omar resign from Congress immediatelyPolitics

The co-hosts of the Ruthless Podcast joined Fox News Sunday to discuss the controversy surrounding Ilhan Omar as she faces two federal investigations. Fox & Friends Weekend co-hosts also discussed a report comparing the president to Hitler over the probes.

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